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Code Red: Rocky's Fire Boots

The Code Red Structure is a 14-inch pull-on boot certified to NFPA 1971 for structural firefighting, with full-size pull handles for fast donning. The Code Red Rescue is an 8-inch boot certified to NFPA 1977 and 1999 for rescue and medical calls. Both have a composite safety toe, meet ASTM F2413 for protective toe, electrical hazard and puncture resistance, and resist bloodborne pathogens.

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Both Code Red boots come in medium and wide widths. Compare the boots.

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Which Rocky Boot Fits Your Job?

The Rocky boots we carry, side by side. Click a boot for sizes and full details.

BootHeight / styleUpperProtectionBest for
Alpha Force 6 in.6 in. lace-upFull-grain leather and 1000 denier nylonRocky Waterproof; Air-Port cushion footbedPatrol and uniform duty
Alpha Force 8 in. Side Zip8 in. lace-up with side zipFull-grain leather and 1000 denier nylonRocky Waterproof; Air-Port cushion footbedDuty shifts where you need fast on and off
C4T Duty BootMilitary-inspired lace-up, 15 ozVented sides for airflowWater-resistant, fast drying; EVA/rubber outsole resists slips, oil, heat and chemicalsLong shifts where light weight matters
Code Red Structure14 in. pull-onFire-resistant leatherNFPA 1971; ASTM F2413 composite toe, EH, puncture plateStructural firefighting
Code Red Rescue8 in. lace-upFire-resistant leatherNFPA 1977 and 1999; ASTM F2413 composite toe, EH, puncture plate; Stedfast thermal barrierRescue, wildland and EMS calls

Standards and features are as Rocky lists them for each boot.

Rocky FAQ

  • Who makes Rocky boots?

    Rocky began in 1932 as the William Brooks Shoe Co. in Ohio and still calls Ohio home. It makes outdoor, work, western, military and public service footwear. Our Rocky line covers Alpha Force and C4T duty boots and the Code Red fire boots.

  • Which Rocky boot is for structural firefighting?

    The Rocky Code Red Structure. It is a 14-inch pull-on boot certified to NFPA 1971, with a composite safety toe, puncture plate and electrical hazard protection to ASTM F2413, fire-resistant leather and a Vibram Fire and Ice outsole.

  • What is the difference between the Code Red Structure and Code Red Rescue?

    The Structure is a 14-inch pull-on boot certified to NFPA 1971 for interior fire attack. The Rescue is an 8-inch boot certified to NFPA 1977 and NFPA 1999, made for rescue and medical calls. Both have a composite toe, fire-resistant leather, waterproofing and bloodborne pathogen resistance.

  • Are Rocky Alpha Force boots waterproof?

    Yes. Both Alpha Force boots use Rocky Waterproof construction, a barrier Rocky guarantees to keep water out. The uppers are full-grain leather and 1000 denier nylon, and the Air-Port footbed cushions the heel and the ball of the foot. The 8-inch version adds a side zip.

  • Is the Rocky C4T waterproof?

    No, the C4T is water-resistant and fast drying, with vent holes on the sides for airflow. It weighs about 15 ounces, and its EVA/rubber outsole resists slips, oil, heat, abrasion and chemicals. For wet conditions, choose an Alpha Force boot.

  • Where can I buy Rocky boots?

    You can buy Rocky at The Public Safety Store, For the Brave Behind the Badge, a firefighter-owned store and an authorized Rocky dealer. We carry Rocky Alpha Force and C4T duty boots and Code Red fire boots. Every order is backed by our price match guarantee and easy 30-day returns.